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Awwwwwwww they are so pretty. We had one called Charlie. He had the run of the house when I was home. It was like having a dog follow me around. He sat on the sink while I did dishes and on the side of the tub when my youngest daughter took a bath. We also allowed him on the table to eat with us. He loved pasta, sauce and all. LOL He was a love. When my daughter graduated and went on to college I gave him to my girlfried who had several. I cried my eyes out but just could not give him all the attention he got so use too. A year or so later I went to her house for a gathering and a ruckus came from her sun porch where they were kept. He remembered my voice and was going bonkers in the cage. We had to let him out and he was all over me. I couldn't believe it. I started crying all over again. They are so smart. Much like Yorkies!:p |
That's amazing! Charlie recognized your voice! I'll bet he was so happy to see you. They have to have great memories to remember all the things they do. They are such characters. |
I had a cockatiel when I was about 5.. he was the cutest bird and would follow us around the house. We found him actually, outside of our apt complex. My mom left the window open one day, and he was gone like the wind :(.. He was a little escape artist. His name was Charlie <3 He would say "morning Judy (my mom's name) and he just picked that up from listening to my dad.. it was so funny :) I'd love to get another one day, I think it's so cool that you breed them! :) |
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I wish you were closer!!! I'd love to see pics of the babies!!!! |
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how long do they live? |
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http://www.cockatielcottage.net/ Btw they are gorgeous! They would have gorgeous babies! |
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Are they real messy? |
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Wow you're so lucky you found him. I never found a cockatiel. My mom found a parakeet one time. We had those also but we gave them away. They can talk a lot too but very quietly. Growing up after my Timothy died we had several cockatiels, one of them also flew out the window. She was just gone one day when we came home. It is nice to breed but time consuming too. |
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There is a cockatiel forum just like YT that is great. And the unfertilized eggs that JuJu laid were just like chicken eggs. You could see the yolk in them and if you crack them open, they are the same. No veins, no baby birds. It was my understanding that the male fertilized the eggs right before they were laid - they do actually mate and it is very noisy:rolleyes: . That's the part Cosmo avoid. He is definitely a male. The first egg JuJu laid was while I was cleaning and she was riding around on my shoulder. She started making strange noises and I felt something hit my calf. I looked down and there on the rug by my foot was an egg! Thank goodness it landed on a rug. She hasn't laid any eggs since I put them both into a extra large cage. But she still flirts. She will strip Cosmo's crest for him, but he won't do her's so I do. And both of them will eat just about anythingand they love chicken and bacon. |
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